Keegan Buzza is Director, Community Engagement at the Australian Space Agency and leads the Agency’s efforts across media, marketing, strategic communications, education and community outreach.
Since joining the Agency in 2021, Keegan has overseen several major projects including the G’Day Moon campaign, the Agency’s standalone website, Adelaide Fringe festival activation, large-scale Team Australia presences at international events and the competition to name Australia’s first Moon rover. He’s also responsible for the Australian Space Discovery Centre in Adelaide’s CBD, as well as preparations for Australia hosting the world’s largest space event, the International Astronautical Congress (IAC) later in 2025.
Before the Agency, Keegan was the senior media adviser to a Federal cabinet Minister – working across the Industry, Science, Technology and Home Affairs portfolios.
Keegan’s career began in radio, working for more than a decade as a journalist, newsreader and presenter – starting on the Gold Coast before a senior role at 2UE and then as a newsreader and presenter on Sydney’s top rating Jonesy and Amanda breakfast show on WSFM.
With appearances on TV as a social commentator, Keegan draws on his background in communicating with people every day to excite and educate Australians about space, and all the ways it improves our lives.
Keegan completed a Bachelor of Journalism at Griffith University on the Gold Coast, after growing up in country Queensland.